Leno praised the comedian and other hosts as talented, emphasizing free speech, while reflected in their celebration feed.

Jimmy Kimmel sent Charlie Kirk on Monday Monday, criticized the supporters of the magician pointing in his death to achieve political points, in the end faced with the FCC.

Jay Leno spoke after the decision of ABC to set up "Jimmy Kimmel Live!"On the" unspecified suspension "after Kimmel's controversial remarks about shooting from 10. September conservative Podcast Charlie Kirk.

"I think Jimmy will land on his feet, he's a talented guy, it's funny and see what's going on," Leno said, 75, said Access to Hollywood During the Hollywood walking ceremony folding tribute to the former Fox News Anchor Chris Wallace.

Leno added, "Maybe he'll be back in just a few weeks, so we'll see. It's a comedian, if you don't like, let's not decide. If people like themselves in the air, I think, it's so simple."

Leno also expressed admiration of Kimmel and his late night peers, including Jimmy Fallon, Stephen Colbert and Seth Meyere, describing them all as "really talented."

"I'm for free speech," Leno Patrick Henry said, "Give me a speech or give me death," that was first passing with this argument. And in a free society will be found for another 200 years. "

Recent Reviews Leno come after reflected in a long-standing feluud with Kimmel.

During the appearance of 2010. "Jay Leno Show", Kimmel was joked by Leno as he discussed the infamous "tonight of the show" involving Conan O'Brien.

When he asked him what the best pulled, Kimmel said, "I told the guy I would give you my show for five years, and then I came back, and then I returned him almost immediately."

Leno revised the incident "in the depth" with Graham Bensinger, "When Kimmel came to my show and I answered my show. I went," Ah I was wrong. "I should pay the price." And it's okay, it's okay. I mean, we could take him out of the show. "

He added, "I'm not a good TV because he started the whole thing that continues to this day. But it's okay, it's okay, I wouldn't do it, but that's fine. That's right. That's what it is."

Apart from Leno, other late-night figures weighed on Kimmel suspension.

"Well, guys, the big story is that Jimmy Kimmel suspended Abc after the press of the FCC, leaving everything thinking," Fallon said on Thursday tonight. " Former "Saturday night live" Star, 51, he added "I know Jimmy Kimmel, and he is polite, he loves, a funny guy. And I hope he returns."

Jon Stewart has also made a rare external look on a "daily view" for comment. Typically hosting only on Monday episodes, Stewart, 62, was introduced as a "patriotic obedient host" "of everything a new government" daily show ".

He left: "We have another party, hilarious, coming on you tonight from the right S-holes, a thunderous fever that is New York City. It was not that no one has ever seen. Someone on the national guard should introduce this place, am I right?"

On the NBC "late night with Seth Meyers", the host pointed out recent political tensions.

He said, "Donald Trump is on the way back from the excursion to the UK, where he was happy with the protests, while he returned to home, his administration follows the ejection of free speech."

He continued, "I can just say, it's the privilege and honor to Jimmy Kimmel, in the same way that I wake up every night in the country that he lived in a country that would be at least living in the country that he lived in the country."